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Instructions to Enable Closed Captions in
Window's Media Player.
Captions usually need to be turned on manually within Window's Media
Player. Instructions are provided below for the various versions of
Window's Media Player.
- In versions older than Media Player 9:
- From the main menu, Select: View >
Captions or
View > Now
Playing Tools > Captions.
- In Media Player 9 or Media Player 10:
- From the main menu, Select: Play >
Captions and Subtitles >
On if Available or
English.
- In Media Player 11:
- From the main menu, Select: Play >
Lyrics, Captions and Subtitles >
English Captions.
- Additionally, within Media Player 10 and Media Player 11:
- From the main menu, Select: Tools >
Options >
Security >
Show local captions when present.
The last adjustment for security in your Media Player version 10 or 11
should only be done if you have a good anti-virus program installed.
As always, please keep your anti-virus definition files updated
regularly.
Screenshot of Caption Setup for Media Player 11.
Accessibility Long Description
Content.
Long Description links, denoted by the bracketed capital letter [D],
are used to provide alternate content for individuals who cannot easily
interpret specific content such as images that convey important information,
video files, audio files, graphs, etc.
- Long Description of the Keyboard
Shortcut List.
- A description of the keyboard shortcuts for older technologies
that cannot effectively interpret accessible tables.
- Quis custodiet ipsos
custodes?.
- The translation for the Latin quote.
- The Oxford Spelling
Example.
- The correct spelling of the Oxford example that
shows interpretation is sometimes purely visual.
- Diamonds are a Girl's Best
Friend CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the music of Marilyn Monroe.
A closed caption audio link is included.
- Fight Mountaineers.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Fight Mountaineers” by:
The Mountaineer Marching Band. No closed captions.
- Hail West Virginia CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Hail West Virginia” by:
The Mountaineer Marching Band. A closed caption audio link is included.
- Dirty World CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Dirty World” by:
The Traveling Wilburys. A closed caption audio link is included.
- Some Girls Do CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Some Girls Do” by:
Sawyer Brown. A closed caption audio link is included.
- One Way Ticket CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “One Way Ticket” by:
LeAnn Rimes. A closed caption audio link is included.
- Lay Lady Lay CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Lay Lady Lay” by:
Bob Dylan. A closed caption audio link is included.
- Picture to Burn CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Picture to Burn” by:
Taylor Swift. A closed caption audio link is included.
- Suds in the Bucket CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Suds in the Bucket” by:
Sara Evans. A closed caption audio link is included.
- Thunder on the Mountain CC.
- Audio Accessibility for the “Thunder on the Mountain” by:
Bob Dylan. A closed caption audio link is included.
- Fair Use Claims.
- A description of the Fair Use Table for older technologies
that cannot effectively interpret accessible tables.
- 2008 Mountaineer Football Broadcast Schedule.
- The Accessible Table Free 2008 West Virginia Mountaineer Football
Broadcast Schedule. Content is presented in a list format for use
in older technologies, browsers and assisted technology user agents.
If you have any questions regarding the Boinkin Long Description Content, please
e-Mail that boinkin guy.
End of the Long Description Accessibility Main Content.
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Shel Silverstein.
Born: 25 September 1930 Died: 10 May 1999.
American poet, songwriter, musician, composer,
cartoonist, screenwriter and author of children's
books.
Shel Silverstein is best known as an author of children's books.
Prior to that, Silverstein was a noted contributor to Playboy Magazine.
Several of his cartoons from that period are presented below.
Shel, you are missed.
Mary Poppins.
Mary floating down with the help of her opened umbrella
while above a group of young boys.
Gee, you can see right up her
dress!.
Excerpt from Uncle Shelby's Scout
Manual.
Hiking.
A good scout stays fit by Hiking. Hike on down to the
store and get Uncle Shelby a six–pack and a pound of salami.
Not Uncle Shelby.
Beach Attire.